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Online Breast Augmentation Visualization Tools

Trying to imagine what your breasts will look like after breast augmentation surgery can be nearly impossible.

2012-04-13
ATLANTA, GA, April 13, 2012 (Press-News.org) Trying to imagine what your breasts will look like after breast augmentation surgery can be nearly impossible. While an online tool will not give you an exact idea of what you will look like, it can be helpful in determining the size and shape of breast implants you are interested in. Some of your breast enlargement options will include types of implants, location of incisions, and placement of implants. The following online breast augmentation visualization tools can be useful in gaining a better idea of what these options may do for you:

- ReShapr.Com
- LoveYourLook.Com

These tools can give you a place to start, but should not replace a one-on-one consultation with a board-certified* plastic surgeon.

Other Visualization Techniques

In addition to online tools, you can do simple visualization techniques at home. If you are working with a plastic surgeon, ask if they offer a pre-augmentation kit. These frequently include sample implants in addition to a bra in which they can be inserted. If they do not offer a kit, ask for breast implant samples in different sizes and shapes. These can be fitted underneath a normal bra to give the same results.

If your plastic surgeon does not offer either of these things, you can fill a plastic baggie with water or rice to a desired volume and insert it into your bra. This method allows you to add or subtract volume accordingly.

With all of these methods, it is best to try on several outfits and get a feel for how your breasts look in contrast to the rest of your frame. Your breast augmentation should provide you with the look you want. Don't be afraid to ask your plastic surgeon for exactly what you desire.

When you have a consultation with a breast augmentation surgeon, bring your findings along with you. Also bring along pictures of breasts you find attractive. This will allow your plastic surgeon to get a visual idea of what results you are looking for. You deserve to look and feel your very best. Working with an experienced plastic surgeon who will legitimately listen to your concerns can help you achieve your desired look and regain your feelings of confidence and appeal.

If you live in or around Atlanta, Marietta, or Woodstock, Georgia and would like more information about your options for breast implants, please visit the website of Marietta Plastic Surgery today at www.mariettaplasticsurgery.com.
* = Certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery


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[Press-News.org] Online Breast Augmentation Visualization Tools
Trying to imagine what your breasts will look like after breast augmentation surgery can be nearly impossible.